First Days Maternity Birth Buddy Comb Drug Free Labour Pain Relief
First Days Maternity Supplies

First Days Maternity Birth Buddy Comb Drug Free Labour Pain Relief

€6.99

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Product details

The First Days Maternity Birth Buddy Comb is a drug-free labour pain relief tool designed to help focus and empower mothers during childbirth.
  • Harnesses the body's natural distraction response during contractions
  • Designed to press into the palm, stimulating pressure points
  • Provides a tangible source of control during contractions
  • Lightweight, compact, and easy to pack in a maternity bag
  • Suitable for home births, hospital births, and birth centre deliveries
  • Simple, reusable, and medication-free

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